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Steam data reveals PC gamers shifting from Windows to Linux
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nope, its the most used mobile platform as well and there are far more mobile devices than desktops.
That doesn't have any impact on desktop gaming PCs, which are the devices we are discussing here.
Again, another linux cultist who deliberately misunderstands to get their rancid 2 cents in
Offspec said most used OS on the planet and you said only for servers. You're wrong its not only for servers so it is the most used OS on the planet.
Well, you did call it a "failed experiment", that doesn't sound right when it is the most used OS on the planet, on supercomputers, on servers, on phones.
People answered with a broad response to a broad statement.
Anyway, if this rage is medically induced and this topic seems to trigger you, why not blocking it? I think you can see how you are not going to convince anybody that your experience 20-30 years ago with Linux is applicable today, especially when people with 0 tech skills manage to daily drive a Linux dietro or use it for gaming. So why doing this to yourself?
Researching IED, avoidance for "situations that upset you" seems to be one of the few recommended prevention mechanisms. You will get banned anyway eventually from the community, why not just blocking it in advance?